Bugatti Veyron vs McLaren F1

The Original McLaren F1 is a truly remarkable car. So can the old school F1 Beat a Bugatti Veyron in a drag race? Well the easy money is on the Veyron… right? Turns out it depends how far the race is. Because the McLaren F1 is faster than the Veyron up to about 190MPH or so. but then the Veyrons turbos and extra gearing help it win in a one mile race. Pretty damn impressive McLaren! makes you wonder what that new McLaren P1 will do. some varies pics of both cars are below check them out most are wallpaper!

2013 Morgan Three-Wheeler Gulf Edition

Talk about a special edition model, Morgan’s new Three-Wheeler Gulf Edition is that and more. Now, we understand that the market for a vehicle that drives on an odd number of wheels isn’t all that great. But there’s still a market for a car like this one, particularly those who know the history of the colors this special-edition Three-Wheeler is sporting, particularly in light of Morgan’s participation in the 24 Hours of Le Mans with OnOak Racing. We all know that Gulf Oil is represented by its iconic Blue-and-Orange paint scheme. So, in order to establish credibility with a Three-Wheeler that’s been labeled as the "Gulf Edition", the most important thing was to dress it up in the exact same two-color Gulf livery that’s become famous the world over. n addition to the obvious color choice, Morgan also played with a number of unique design details on the Three-Wheeler Gulf Edition, starting with blacked out details on the engine, the headlamps, the roll hoops, the mud guards, the exhausts, and the exhaust heat shields. Finally, the Three-Wheeler Gulf Edition was also given Orange wall tires, adding a touch of customization and paying homage to the special edition name it’s carrying. Inside, the same treatment was used with Morgan opting for a black leather dress up for the seats and the dashboard to go with a limited edition badge on embossed leather and matching orange stitching on the steering wheel. All in all, Morgan is set to release only 100 units of the Three-Wheeler Gulf Edition with each model being priced at £29,162.50 plus VAT — around $46,700.

Lamborghini Confirms the Urus for 2017

Harry Metcalfe from Evo Magazine was one of a select few to find himself at Lamborghini’s 50th anniversary gala and apparently he took to tweeting during the event. One of his tweets alerted us to something that we all assumed but were still uncertain of: Lamborghini will produce its first SUV since the LM002 starting in 2017. You read that right, folks; we are just three or four model years – depending on whether Metcalfe was talking U.S. model years or Euro model years – away from seeing the Lamborghini Urus in showrooms. Of course, we do take this report with a little doubt, as it is not straight from the mouth of Lamborghini, but the source is still rather reliable. Surprisingly, the Tweet has remained up for quite a long time without Metcalfe getting too much flak from Lambo over it. And the longevity of this tweet lends a little authority to it, as Lamborghini is quick to squash any leaks that are either huge secrets or outright lies. We’ll keep an eye on the twitter world to see if Metcalfe changes his tune soon or if Lamborghini chooses to release this information after seeing how much press it’s getting. Stay tuned!

2014 Chevrolet Camaro RS V6 spied sans camo

While GM made hay at the 2013 New York Auto Show with the unveiling of the updated Camaro SS on the show floor, we saw the new front and rear fascias, as well as the new extractor hood for the V8 cars. The V6? Nowhere to be found, until now, that is. Our spy shooters nabbed a completely undisguised 2014 Camaro RS out on the prowl. The instant tell that the car’s a V6 is the plain hood; there are no extractors. Likewise, it wears the red RS badging (SS RS models get red SS badges, remember) and has a simpler bumper treatments. Out back, a pair of dual-tipped mufflers add some visual punch under the new and strangely pedestrian-looking taillamps.

Jaguar F-Type Coupe

Yes, the warm weather is finally upon us. Perfect for convertibles like the delicious new Jaguar F-Type roadster. But if you favor the sinuous lines of a closed-roof sports car, then you'll love these spy shots of the upcoming Jaguar F-Type coupe. Jaguar got cute and tried to disguise the coupe as a convertible by leaving the camo pattern off the roof, but a close look reveals that it's no soft top. If the F-Type coupe looks familiar, well, it should. In fact, you've already seen it as the C-X16 Concept from the 2011 Frankfurt Auto Show. In short, it's beautiful, and it's coming soon. Hit the photo link above for more pictures of the F-Type coupe on the prowl.